Haven't really seriously been playing anything in particular. I tried out Call of the Sea, which was a well reviewed puzzle/adventure game. I found the puzzles to be a little too obtuse, although I'm willing to admit, I might have been the one who is too obtuse. When I finally got to chapter 3 I was more or less just walking around, reading notes, and not much else so I figured it was time to knock that off.

I've also been streaming Rayman Legends, and after a couple weeks I think I'm at the end of it. I had a bunch of viewers, and maybe it's the most popular thing I've played so far. Those music levels at the end of each world were very in demand. But that said, I've gotten a big enough audience that now I have the know-it-alls who just won't shut up about how great they are at the game and how much they know.

Playing DK Bananza and Cyberpunk all weekend.

DKB started off as okay then  became great fun from the canyon onwards and had me grinning ear to ear.

This should have been the launch game, feels fresh.

He spent ages digging out a maze for me to escape from.

Then dig another and blocked the way with boulders. And I'm not allowed to punch my way out.

New Pac-man themed Atari 2600+ is releasing soon. Fugly!

travo said:

Who are you kidding? You will still pick it up.

I will be buying that 7800 Pac-man cart, which is available separately too. OG Pac-man was never released on the 7800, so that's definitely a must buy for me.